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02-28-2015, 09:25 AM
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Rarely.
I've bought a couple really well done ones that I'll probably use in a framed display at some point. I think some of the old reprint sets have a slight bit of collectability. But the new stuff on Ebay that's either borderline or outright scams? Just find a good scan online, get it to the right size with whatever software you prefer print it out and past to some cardboard like a cereal box, cut to size. Done. I'd rather look at the nice scans of the originals. I do have a decent sized collection of scans of cards. Steve B 
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